Kagero 7107 The Battleship USS California EN/PL – Modeling Plans

Kagero 7107 The Battleship USS California EN/PL is a unique modeling publication from the Top Drawings series, dedicated to naval modeling enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of the United States Navy. It contains detailed plans of the legendary battleship USS California (BB-44), which provide invaluable value both for scratch builders and for those making corrections to existing models.

• Model plan scales: 1/100, 1/200, 1/400 – allowing for accurate reproduction of the ship in popular modeling scales.
• Country of use: United States of America (USA).
• Historical description: USS California (BB-44) was one of the most important American battleships of World War II. The ship was present during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, where it was severely damaged. After intensive reconstruction, it participated in many key operations in the Pacific, including the Battles of the Marshall Islands, Saipan, and Leyte Gulf. The battleship served from 1921 to 1947, forming a pillar of the main US Navy forces during World War II (period: World War II).
• Contents of the publication: 28 A4-format pages (210x297 mm), presenting high-quality technical drawings, side and top views, cross-sections, and unique color profiles of the battleship's silhouette in various World War II camouflage schemes.
• Material: Paper publication, high-quality print, with clear, distinct lines and colorful graphics to support modeling work.
• Category: Modeling plans – industry publication

Kagero 7107 is especially recommended for modelers who want to increase the accuracy of their battleship models, seek authentic construction details, or plan to build their own model from scratch. The publication is written in two languages – Polish and English – making it accessible to a wide audience.

The product is addressed both to advanced modelers and enthusiasts interested in the history of warships. The publication does not require any technical skills, therefore recommended difficulty: 1/5. An excellent choice for developing your modeling skills and expanding your knowledge of the US Navy in World War II.